Peripheral Nervous System (Part 2) Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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Mature neurons do not

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divide

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2
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Damage to what causes the death of a neuron

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the cell body

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3
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In Peripheral nerves, damaged axons

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can successfully regenerate and new axons can grow 1-5 mm/day

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4
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Damaged axons in the peripheral nerves break down by

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Wallerian degeneration (breaks down distally from injury site)

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5
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In peripheral nerves, the growth of axons can

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be blocked by other tissues and thus stop regeneration

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6
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In the CNS axons, in reference to regeneration

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do not regenerate more than 1mm

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7
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In the CNS axons, the growth of axons may be

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able to reroute the nerve pathway

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8
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How many pairs of cranial nerves are there

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12

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9
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Name the nerves with their numbers

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1-Olfactory
2-Optic
3-Oculomotor
4-Trochlear
5-Trigeminal
6-Abducens
7-Facial
8-Vestibulocochlear
9-Glossopharyngeal
10-Vagus
11-Accessory
12-Hypoglossal
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10
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From the cerebrum to the upper nasal tract; sensory only for smell

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Olfactory Nerve

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11
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from cerebrum to eyes; sensory only for vision

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Optic nerve

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12
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what does the oculomotor nerve do

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moves eyes and eyelid

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13
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What does the Trochlear nerve do and what is special about it

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moves eye; the smallest cranial nerve

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14
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What does the Trigeminal nerve do and what makes it special

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sensory (eyes, forehead, and mouth) and motor (chewing); largest cranial nerve

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15
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What does the Abducens nerve do

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Abducts eyes (turns them laterally)

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16
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What does the facial nerve do

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both sensory (taste) and motor (facial muscles, tear and salivary glands)

17
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What does the Vestibulochochlear nerve do

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Sensory only ( hearing and dynamic equilibrium)

18
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What does the Glossopharyngeal nerve do

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Sensory (mouth and taste) and motor (swallowing)

19
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What does the Vagus nerve do

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From Medulla Oblongota to chest and abdomen (motor)
~somatic= speech and swallowing
~autonomic= controls heart and abdominal smooth muscle

20
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What does the Accessory nerve do

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Motor (muscles in the neck and back)

21
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What does the Hypoglossal nerve do

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Motor (tongue for chewing, swallowing and speaking).

22
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How many spinal nerves are there

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31 pairs along the spinal cord, they are mixed nerves (sensory and motor)

23
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What is the break down of the spinal nerves

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8 cervical, 12 thoracic, 5 lumbar, 5 sacral, and 1 coccygeal

24
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What is the purpose of the spinal nerves

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They transmit impulses between the spinal cord and the rest of the body

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Each nerve of the spinal cord emerges from a
dorsal and ventral root
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A dorsal root contains
sensory fibers and a dorsal root ganglion
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A ventral root contains
contains motor fibers
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What are the components of a reflex arc
1) . Receptor- site of stimulus action 2) . Sensory Neuron- transmits the afferent impulses to CNS 3) . Integration Center- brain or spinal cord 4) . Motor Neuron- Transmits effernt impulses from CNS to effectors 5) . Effector- Muscles or glands that respond to efferent impulses
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What are the two types of reflex activity
Somatic and Autonomic
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The somatic reflexes activates
skeletal muscles (stretch reflex and patellar reflex)
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The autonomic reflex activates
Smooth or cardiac muscles or glands (ciliospinal and papillary reflex)